Jonah Hex #20
A wild-west thrill rides off the cover of Jonah Hex #20 (January 1979), where a man is caught between two rearing, stampeding horses in a desperate, chaotic scramble — hat flying, body twisting, the scene crackling with raw, kinetic energy courtesy of cover artist Luis Dominguez. The story within, "Phantom Stage to Willow Bend!," promises the kind of gritty frontier adventure that made DC's scarred bounty hunter one of the most compelling figures in 1970s comics. With Michael Fleisher writing and Vicente Alcázar on interior art, this is a solid entry in one of DC's most underrated Western titles.
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Reprinted in Comic Reader #161 (1978), Jonah Hex #5 (1986), Jonah Hex #7 (1986), Showcase Presents: Jonah Hex #2 (2014)
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